Children's literature

While Alice and Louis are visiting the Chambord castle with their parents, they are suddenly transported to 1534! An incredible adventure begins for them in the court of François I. Plans drawn by Leonardo da Vinci have been stolen. And only they can find them before they fall into the wrong hands. But will this allow them to return home?

The tale "Jehan and the Great Oak" is a moving tale, inspired by real facts from the history of Chambord and the Royal Navy in the 18th century.

At the heart of the Second World War, six Jewish children flee Paris and find refuge in the Château de Chambord. Hidden among the works of art and then in the thick forest of the park, Léon, Henriette, Josef, Clara, Jacques and Hannah savour the little freedom they are granted. Despite hunger and fear, life as a child takes over... Nothing is impossible for a valiant heart!

The "Quelle Histoire" collection offers youngsters the opportunity to meet the great people and events in the history of France in the broadest sense of the term.

This comic strip for young and old children unveils the life of a major figure in French history: François I.

Captivating, the comic strip François I the Knight King invites young and old children alike to discover the history of France in a relaxed and entertaining way.

Throughout the year, equipped with their most beautiful coloured pencils, children bring to life the history of France on paper.

La collection quelle Histoire propose aux plus jeunes d’aller à la rencontre des grands personnages et des grands événements de l’histoire de France au sens large.